How do you make a diva? Teana McDonald devised the perfect recipe: sugar, spice, and unique, hand-crafted hair accessories for little girls. That’s everything nice, affordable and full of style. InterviewHer.com spoke with Teana to get a taste of her successful company, My Little Diva Accessories. McDonald worked for eight years in the prepaid finance industry. [...]

It all started when Jeanette Beraha had her first son and decided to attend her first baby class. Like all classrooms, the floor was covered with rough, coarse carpet, which was extremely uncomfortable. When asked to go b

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